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I can suggest that any additional noise component may be most noticeable if it entered in to the input stage - to minimise that, it may be better for the...
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Agreed. I've also seen examples in microwave oven transformers. It can also suppress audible noise and vibration. It's not uncommon on large industrial chokes...
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50uF cathode bypass is capable of keeping the heater elevation pretty quiet for mains and above frequencies, given that the elevation's main aim is to suppress...
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I guess one option could be to connect the heater CT to the output stage cathode, as a simple form of DC elevation. That may possibly also benefit a 6X4...
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I'm with Greg - it's a legacy from vintage diode heatsinking, so no issue with a modern power diode like a 1N4002. At least that schematic has the positive...
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That stands to reason.
Also note that any vintage power diode from the late 1950s to even up to the early 70's has likely been exposed to stressful...
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No probs - it's meant to be a publicly availably resource - I just add stuff as I get around to it.
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Using open-circuit or capacitive loading has been found to often impose the worst-case stability conditions on a wide variety of valve amps with global negative...Last edited by trobbins; 03-09-2022, 10:37 PM.
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I would have thought that any such influence would relate to how well the loadline (given you are using a resistor load for testing) approaches the knee of...
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